The lspci command alone does not provide any other information but hardware vendor. To inspect further, need to run lspci twice, the 2nd run add -s flag followed by corresponding hexadecimal numbers at the beginning of line examined in 1st lspci run, and finally -v flag.
Eg. lspci -s 00:03.0 -v
With this run, we can get IRQ and bus information
This answer should be corrected to "E". It's also easy to reconstruct (check in terminal), as anhcq already explained. Even after 2 years still the wrong answer here.
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